Free - My Wife....
16 February 2001, 11:36 PM
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Can't go in the "For Sale" forum & definately doesn't come under "Wanted"...
As many of you know, sprog, wife & myself commute to London every day. Most of the time this is in the Vectra (
) but sometimes PTMW! gets a blast.
Bottom-line is that I am fed up of road rage inside the car
Twice today, we've had blazing arguments & neither time am I at fault ('cept in her eyes 
).
1) Waiting to turn right off Highway, E1 into Cartwright St for nursery. Wait 'til oncoming traffic is clear (100+ yds to bend) & begin right turn. By the time I'm 1/4 across road (1/2 over 1st of 2 lanes) biker comes round corner at 45/50 mph I'm committed, so scoot for junction ASAP - biker panics & heads straight at me as opposed to keeping in his lane - I make Cartwright St without him hitting me. Phew! Park o/side nursery & wife says "Don't do that again!" What???? I started manoevre on a clear road, with no bugger in sight!
2) On the way home, stuck on A12 coming upto Whipps Cross. Mirror, indicate, check again (clear as car on o/s letting me in) & begin to move into o/s lane (10/12 mph). Biker previously well far back, but rushing down the middle of the traffic gives it large on his horn well in advance of being anywhere near me, wife squeeks, & I'm already 1/2 across. Check again & continue to move as biker not in any danger from me (only his own impatience) & wife starts haranging me! Now, I've got wife on the right & biker coming in on the left! Answer back the wife (mistake ) & then I've got biker reving his engine on the right (me, 2/3rds across lane)! WTF
I can't take this $h1t anymore. Any time something happens around me & my wife has me at fault, even before/as it happens I love her dearly (well, used to), but I cannot be unfairly blamed any time someone cuts me up! She's a solicitor & should take the balance of information available before making a decision - not when it comes to me tho' As an example, 5 yrs ago, I was minding my own business, riding my bike within capabilities/speed limits/traffic conditions etc when some prat pulled a U-turn & knocked me off. I ring her from hospital & the first thing she asked (with THAT tone) was "What speed were you doing?" I've still got the physical scars/injury from that accident...
Time to go - time for a change (only chilled scooby/bike petrolheads need apply
)
Anyone want my soon to be x-wife???
As many of you know, sprog, wife & myself commute to London every day. Most of the time this is in the Vectra (
) but sometimes PTMW! gets a blast.Bottom-line is that I am fed up of road rage inside the car
Twice today, we've had blazing arguments & neither time am I at fault ('cept in her eyes ).1) Waiting to turn right off Highway, E1 into Cartwright St for nursery. Wait 'til oncoming traffic is clear (100+ yds to bend) & begin right turn. By the time I'm 1/4 across road (1/2 over 1st of 2 lanes) biker comes round corner at 45/50 mph
I'm committed, so scoot for junction ASAP - biker panics & heads straight at me as opposed to keeping in his lane - I make Cartwright St without him hitting me. Phew! Park o/side nursery & wife says "Don't do that again!" What???? I started manoevre on a clear road, with no bugger in sight!2) On the way home, stuck on A12 coming upto Whipps Cross. Mirror, indicate, check again (clear as car on o/s letting me in) & begin to move into o/s lane (10/12 mph). Biker previously well far back, but rushing down the middle of the traffic gives it large on his horn well in advance of being anywhere near me, wife squeeks, & I'm already 1/2 across. Check again & continue to move as biker not in any danger from me (only his own impatience) & wife starts haranging me! Now, I've got wife on the right & biker coming in on the left! Answer back the wife (mistake
) & then I've got biker reving his engine on the right (me, 2/3rds across lane)! WTF I can't take this $h1t anymore. Any time something happens around me & my wife has me at fault, even before/as it happens
I love her dearly (well, used to), but I cannot be unfairly blamed any time someone cuts me up! She's a solicitor & should take the balance of information available before making a decision - not when it comes to me tho' As an example, 5 yrs ago, I was minding my own business, riding my bike within capabilities/speed limits/traffic conditions etc when some prat pulled a U-turn & knocked me off. I ring her from hospital & the first thing she asked (with THAT tone) was "What speed were you doing?" I've still got the physical scars/injury from that accident...Time to go - time for a change (only chilled scooby/bike petrolheads need apply
)Anyone want my soon to be x-wife???
16 February 2001, 11:48 PM
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My brothers fiancee is the same. I can't go fast in my S2 and my brother can't drive properly according to her. Still she past her test recently so WE have learnt bad habits etc etc. Sorry to hear about your agro mate
17 February 2001, 02:09 AM
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You'd be mad to let it all go over the car causing you rows. Get some decent cds in the car that mean a lot to you in terms of your relationship and get a rearview mirror fitted for her so she can see your child (unless your kids up front in a chair) then she will realise that rowing is only gonna upset little one.
Not something you want to do Puff.....is it?
If she browses this BBS mind, you could be soon mixing the term guts with garters and adding for!
Best of luck mate, but sort it out. I would say maybe its worth it?....
Not something you want to do Puff.....is it?
If she browses this BBS mind, you could be soon mixing the term guts with garters and adding for!
Best of luck mate, but sort it out. I would say maybe its worth it?....
17 February 2001, 06:39 AM
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A mate of mine recently got divorced and was bragging about the lack of stress he was getting while driving.
We made him a tape of continuous nagging, you know the form..."you're driving too fast", "why do you always have to show off" etc...etc...
On the B-side we just recorded silence punctuated by the odd tut or heavy sigh.
He reckons it helped him through the withdrawl a treat.
We even thought about commecialising it.
We made him a tape of continuous nagging, you know the form..."you're driving too fast", "why do you always have to show off" etc...etc...
On the B-side we just recorded silence punctuated by the odd tut or heavy sigh.
He reckons it helped him through the withdrawl a treat.
We even thought about commecialising it.
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17 February 2001, 07:44 AM
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It's the opposite way round with Sally and I. I'm the terrible passenger. When driving my car she keeps it off boost by changing gear too early, even when overtaking and, to me does'nt appear to have great observation.
I know i'm the passenger from hell when it's my car and no matter what I try I can't help but think 'Don't change up yet!' or 'that idiots not indicating...'
My wife,however is quite content to let me drive without saying a word.
It's not worth risking the relationship over something like this. Let her drive on the potentially contenious journeys, use chloroform on her or practice for your IAM test(does'nt matter if you are going to do it or not) by doing a commentry as you drive. Not only will that show her you've seen the cars/bikes etc etc, but it will improve your observation skills too.
Just a few ideas, that may or may not do any good.
and, to me does'nt appear to have great observation.I know i'm the passenger from hell when it's my car and no matter what I try I can't help but think 'Don't change up yet!' or 'that idiots not indicating...'
My wife,however is quite content to let me drive without saying a word.
It's not worth risking the relationship over something like this. Let her drive on the potentially contenious journeys, use chloroform on her or practice for your IAM test(does'nt matter if you are going to do it or not) by doing a commentry as you drive. Not only will that show her you've seen the cars/bikes etc etc, but it will improve your observation skills too.
Just a few ideas, that may or may not do any good.
17 February 2001, 11:16 AM
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as your an ugly sod! no doubt ur wifes a stunner! (as good lookin women seem to hav ugly blokes on their arms!)
if shes blonde, slim, self surficiant(finacially) i thinks so having the job she has!
i'll take her off your hands 4 a while, teach her to salsa etc lol, when she see's she can't put up with me she'll come riunning back to u with open arms and alll will be 4given with nothin' more said about your CR*P driving!!! lol
Phil
as your an ugly sod! no doubt ur wifes a stunner! (as good lookin women seem to hav ugly blokes on their arms!)
if shes blonde, slim, self surficiant(finacially) i thinks so having the job she has!
i'll take her off your hands 4 a while, teach her to salsa etc lol, when she see's she can't put up with me she'll come riunning back to u with open arms and alll will be 4given with nothin' more said about your CR*P driving!!! lol
Phil
17 February 2001, 12:17 PM
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James
Doe's this mean you can have the exhaust done now.
Patch it up, it'll be cheaper.
What about driving in separately?
Tomorrow will be kisses and cuddles and you'll be deleting this thread.
Lee
Doe's this mean you can have the exhaust done now.
Patch it up, it'll be cheaper.
What about driving in separately?
Tomorrow will be kisses and cuddles and you'll be deleting this thread.
Lee
17 February 2001, 04:46 PM
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Been there!just tell her straight
a womans place is in the Kitchen cooking and washing and the bedroom when invited and whats more drivings a mans passion not for the like's of the female gender who are more suited to washing and child care and if you survive that little out burst your a better
man than me gungadin let her drive and keep the head down with the crash hat on of course :rolleyes
a womans place is in the Kitchen cooking and washing and the bedroom when invited and whats more drivings a mans passion not for the like's of the female gender who are more suited to washing and child care and if you survive that little out burst your a better
man than me gungadin let her drive and keep the head down with the crash hat on of course :rolleyes
17 February 2001, 07:21 PM
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Thanks for all your support guys 'n gals. Bad hair day yesterday
There is light at the end of the tunnel in that wife has got a job in Thetford, so WON'T be commuting with me
2 problems...
1) 2 months away
2) As commuting in different directions, she'll be driving PTMW! Not economical for me to take PTMW! Dread to think what damage & mess wife'll make of PTMW! Considering flogging motorbike to buy small wife type car
Wife's not all bad, she let me go to pub & have a few pints & chat up the busty (very) barmaid last night
Once again thanks for your support - now got different dilema Ain't life a bitch
There is light at the end of the tunnel in that wife has got a job in Thetford, so WON'T be commuting with me
2 problems...
1) 2 months away
2) As commuting in different directions, she'll be driving PTMW!
Not economical for me to take PTMW! Dread to think what damage & mess wife'll make of PTMW! Considering flogging motorbike to buy small wife type car Wife's not all bad, she let me go to pub & have a few pints & chat up the busty (very) barmaid last night
Once again thanks for your support - now got different dilema
Ain't life a bitch
18 February 2001, 08:37 AM
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James,
firstly get yourself along to the next suffolk/norfolk RS meet, only thing known to be guaranteed woman nag free!
Secondly cant you use the bike to commute, and allow your wife to use the scoob?
Thirdly, dont be so quick to on pass this upgrade the Mrs offer. The building I work in has literally hundreds of 17-20 year olds, and Im sure there have been far more improvements made to the way women look over the last few years!! (definatley not the same progress as seen in the scoob world)
1)they seem to be thinner
2)taller (longer legs apparently )
3)more up for it (so Im told!)
4)wear less clothing in total, so the percentage covered is well down
are you sure you can pass this opportunity up!?
robski
firstly get yourself along to the next suffolk/norfolk RS meet, only thing known to be guaranteed woman nag free!
Secondly cant you use the bike to commute, and allow
your wife to use the scoob?Thirdly, dont be so quick to on pass this upgrade the Mrs offer. The building I work in has literally hundreds of 17-20 year olds, and Im sure there have been far more improvements made to the way women look over the last few years!!
(definatley not the same progress as seen in the scoob world)1)they seem to be thinner
2)taller (longer legs apparently
)3)more up for it (so Im told!)
4)wear less clothing in total, so the percentage covered is well down
are you sure you can pass this opportunity up!?
robski
18 February 2001, 11:54 AM
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I can sympathise
I do the same route everyday and even at 6 o'clock in the morning I still have "problems" with drivers (usually bikers). I remember going in towards London (A12) on the flyover section (Hackney marshes) when a biker I had just overtaken came up the inside and banged on the window Other 1/2 in the car screaming at me as if it was my fault 
I came in to the city this morning (06:15) and couldn't believe the amount of traffic on the road compared to when I used to come in say 5 to 10 years ago.
We'll all need 2 wheels instead of 4 soon !!!
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I do the same route everyday and even at 6 o'clock in the morning I still have "problems" with drivers (usually bikers). I remember going in towards London (A12) on the flyover section (Hackney marshes) when a biker I had just overtaken came up the inside and banged on the window
Other 1/2 in the car screaming at me as if it was my fault I came in to the city this morning (06:15) and couldn't believe the amount of traffic on the road compared to when I used to come in say 5 to 10 years ago.
We'll all need 2 wheels instead of 4 soon !!!
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18 February 2001, 05:50 PM
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Hi mate. My words of the other day (in the "any Scoobs in the Bishops Stortford area" thread) - so prophetic eh???
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Originally posted by Puff The Magic Wagon!:
PTMW! will be driving through the roadworks on the M11 o/s B/Stort approx 19.40 tomorrow.
God - I hope I see soft-top red Porsche RCS*** - payback time HeHe
Anyone else see him as he gets on M11 approx that time every morning? He is a dimlow & its not ***** envy on my part - bald headed nebbish
OK - sorry - carried away
Mickey - welcome to Essex
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James
LOL
Bet you were having one of THOSE conversations in the car again.....and I bet the Porsche is a Boxster - the car for the man that can't afford a real Porsche.....
PS - used the M11 south last Sat morning - the roadworks - what a fiasco! - then, glutton for punishmant, the A505 tween Royston and Baldock on Sat afternoon - two lanes down to one, 30mph limit, BIGGER fiasco!!
Hi mate. My words of the other day (in the "any Scoobs in the Bishops Stortford area" thread) - so prophetic eh???
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Originally posted by Puff The Magic Wagon!:
PTMW! will be driving through the roadworks on the M11 o/s B/Stort approx 19.40 tomorrow.
God - I hope I see soft-top red Porsche RCS*** - payback time HeHe
Anyone else see him as he gets on M11 approx that time every morning? He is a dimlow & its not ***** envy on my part - bald headed nebbish
OK - sorry - carried away
Mickey - welcome to Essex
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James
LOL
Bet you were having one of THOSE conversations in the car again.....and I bet the Porsche is a Boxster - the car for the man that can't afford a real Porsche.....
PS - used the M11 south last Sat morning - the roadworks - what a fiasco! - then, glutton for punishmant, the A505 tween Royston and Baldock on Sat afternoon - two lanes down to one, 30mph limit, BIGGER fiasco!!
20 February 2001, 10:16 PM
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Thank you everyone who came up @ Donno & offered support! I was really touched & embarrassed! Friday's post was a frustration shout - had to get it out the system as it were. Maybe I shouted a bit too loud But thanks again for all the genuine concern
Salsa-king spent quite a lot of his time on sunday trying to convince me that I should let him "dance her away" - I honestly think he was serious However, hasn't met her yet LOL
Dave
1) Pub - if I told you, I'd have to kill you as it's right next door & I'd be miffed if you came all that way to chat her up & not talk scoobs with me over (several) brandies. They also do take-outs - well for me anyway
2) Divorce - not this week, not ever if I have anything to do with it. Many more important things in life - like my daughter
3) That Porsche - yes it was a boxster & I don't know how you knew that my ire at it was a result/to do with an argument we had in the car. Dave The Sage... (but porsche dweeny is a to$$er )
Donno was never in doubt...
I was really touched & embarrassed! Friday's post was a frustration shout - had to get it out the system as it were. Maybe I shouted a bit too loud But thanks again for all the genuine concern Salsa-king spent quite a lot of his time on sunday trying to convince me that I should let him "dance her away" - I honestly think he was serious
However, hasn't met her yet LOLDave
1) Pub - if I told you, I'd have to kill you as it's right next door & I'd be miffed if you came all that way to chat her up & not talk scoobs with me over (several) brandies. They also do take-outs
- well for me anyway 2) Divorce - not this week, not ever if I have anything to do with it. Many more important things in life - like my daughter
3) That Porsche - yes it was a boxster & I don't know how you knew that my ire at it was a result/to do with an argument we had in the car. Dave The Sage... (but porsche dweeny is a to$$er
)Donno was never in doubt...
21 February 2001, 12:56 AM
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1) The pub - you forget you told me where you live on the Fen Ditton meet - so now I know where the pub is!!!
PS - "Takeouts" - do you mean the barmaid?? LOL
2) Divorce off - glad to hear it!!
3) Knew it would be a Boxster - built by Porsche, driven by total ********.....
As to Dave the Sage, not really, you've posted several times about in-car road rage in the past - obviously you've forgotten!!!
Matt/James
Solved our personal (mild in comparison) in-car road rage problem - Carolyn moved jobs, bought her her own Scoob, and now we drive off in different directions in the morning........
The neighbours must love us - two full Scoobysport exhaust kitted cars going off together at 6am
1) The pub - you forget you told me where you live on the Fen Ditton meet - so now I know where the pub is!!!
PS - "Takeouts" - do you mean the barmaid?? LOL
2) Divorce off - glad to hear it!!
3) Knew it would be a Boxster - built by Porsche, driven by total ********.....
As to Dave the Sage, not really, you've posted several times about in-car road rage in the past - obviously you've forgotten!!!
Matt/James
Solved our personal (mild in comparison) in-car road rage problem - Carolyn moved jobs, bought her her own Scoob, and now we drive off in different directions in the morning........
The neighbours must love us - two full Scoobysport exhaust kitted cars going off together at 6am
21 February 2001, 11:04 AM
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Puff The Magic Wagon!:
<B> Dread to think what damage & mess wife'll make of PTMW! Considering flogging motorbike to buy small wife type car [/quote]
Puff, I'm considering exactly the same thing. She's not bothered as long as it's a)new and b) reliable. I'm probably going to import a brand spanking Suzuki Alto 1.0 for her from Holland for the all in grand total of £4000!!!!!! You know it makes sense!! (Not selling the bike for anything though!!!!)
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Neil Smalley:
<B> practice for your IAM test(does'nt matter if you are going to do it or not) by doing a commentry as you drive. Not only will that show her you've seen the cars/bikes etc etc, but it will improve your observation skills too.[/quote]
I'm afraid this doesn't seem to work. I have passed my IAM Bike test in '99 and am doing my IAM Car test next week. The more "Advanced" my driving gets, the less she likes it....comments like "you're driving on the wrong side of the road" and "people must think you're a real wa***r driving like that". You can't win, regardless of the fact that a Police Class 1 driver thinks your driving is good enough!!! She admits that it is true, we can never win due to her (felmale) (il)logic - she agrees that however many driving courses I do, she won't be happy with my driving.
Occasionally, to keep her quiet, I mention that she sould pass her IAM test to be in a position to critisize my driving - I never critisize hers...
C'est la vie....
Cheers,
Matt.
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<B> Dread to think what damage & mess wife'll make of PTMW!
Considering flogging motorbike to buy small wife type car [/quote]Puff, I'm considering exactly the same thing. She's not bothered as long as it's a)new and b) reliable. I'm probably going to import a brand spanking Suzuki Alto 1.0 for her from Holland for the all in grand total of £4000!!!!!! You know it makes sense!! (Not selling the bike for anything though!!!!)
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Neil Smalley:
<B> practice for your IAM test(does'nt matter if you are going to do it or not) by doing a commentry as you drive. Not only will that show her you've seen the cars/bikes etc etc, but it will improve your observation skills too.[/quote]
I'm afraid this doesn't seem to work. I have passed my IAM Bike test in '99 and am doing my IAM Car test next week. The more "Advanced" my driving gets, the less she likes it....comments like "you're driving on the wrong side of the road" and "people must think you're a real wa***r driving like that". You can't win, regardless of the fact that a Police Class 1 driver thinks your driving is good enough!!! She admits that it is true, we can never win due to her (felmale) (il)logic - she agrees that however many driving courses I do, she won't be happy with my driving.
Occasionally, to keep her quiet, I mention that she sould pass her IAM test to be in a position to critisize my driving - I never critisize hers...
C'est la vie....
Cheers,
Matt.
[This message has been edited by mutant_matt (edited 21 February 2001).]
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Puff The Magic Wagon!:
<B>Thanks for all your support guys 'n gals. Bad hair day yesterday
There is light at the end of the tunnel in that wife has got a job in Thetford, so WON'T be commuting with me
2 problems...
1) 2 months away
2) As commuting in different directions, she'll be driving PTMW! Not economical for me to take PTMW! Dread to think what damage & mess wife'll make of PTMW! Considering flogging motorbike to buy small wife type car
Wife's not all bad, she let me go to pub & have a few pints & chat up the busty (very) barmaid last night
Once again thanks for your support - now got different dilema Ain't life a bitch [/quote]
<B>Thanks for all your support guys 'n gals. Bad hair day yesterday
There is light at the end of the tunnel in that wife has got a job in Thetford, so WON'T be commuting with me
2 problems...
1) 2 months away
2) As commuting in different directions, she'll be driving PTMW!
Not economical for me to take PTMW! Dread to think what damage & mess wife'll make of PTMW! Considering flogging motorbike to buy small wife type car Wife's not all bad, she let me go to pub & have a few pints & chat up the busty (very) barmaid last night
Once again thanks for your support - now got different dilema
Ain't life a bitch [/quote]
21 February 2001, 11:22 AM
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Puff The Magic Wagon!:
<B>Thanks for all your support guys 'n gals. Bad hair day yesterday
There is light at the end of the tunnel in that wife has got a job in Thetford, so WON'T be commuting with me
2 problems...
1) 2 months away
2) As commuting in different directions, she'll be driving PTMW! Not economical for me to take PTMW! Dread to think what damage & mess wife'll make of PTMW! Considering flogging motorbike to buy small wife type car
Wife's not all bad, she let me go to pub & have a few pints & chat up the busty (very) barmaid last night
Once again thanks for your support - now got different dilema Ain't life a bitch [/quote]
Puff, where abouts in Thetford will she be working, I work in Thetford too - for Multiyork Furniture.(commute from Ipswich), i do around 90 miles per day!
<B>Thanks for all your support guys 'n gals. Bad hair day yesterday
There is light at the end of the tunnel in that wife has got a job in Thetford, so WON'T be commuting with me
2 problems...
1) 2 months away
2) As commuting in different directions, she'll be driving PTMW!
Not economical for me to take PTMW! Dread to think what damage & mess wife'll make of PTMW! Considering flogging motorbike to buy small wife type car Wife's not all bad, she let me go to pub & have a few pints & chat up the busty (very) barmaid last night
Once again thanks for your support - now got different dilema
Ain't life a bitch [/quote]Puff, where abouts in Thetford will she be working, I work in Thetford too - for Multiyork Furniture.(commute from Ipswich), i do around 90 miles per day!
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Get her to drive for a week (I know it will be hell for you) but getting into work late each morning and she'll be stressed with it etc.. and then you can drive and she will be praising you for driving? just a thought..
You can sit there and say "What did you turn right without indicating for" etc... make sure it is in the Vectra though!
You can sit there and say "What did you turn right without indicating for" etc... make sure it is in the Vectra though!
